Beef Tour In Isabella County Lays Out Farm Visits
An Isabella county cattle tour on Thursday March 3 will take visitors to five beef farms around Mt Pleasant and Rosebush including Brown brothers Haf er and House Hereford farms and Hauck brothers, with a noon dinner at Center Methodist church. MSU specialist Hugh Henderson will speak along with livestock buyers.
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Robert Hafer
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Hereford
Hauck Brothers
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Weidman Road
Victor Pohl
Center Methodist Church
Hugh Henderson
Michigan State University
Isabella County Extension
Harry Densmore
Cyril Bolle
Richard Koester
Francis Engler
Strouse Anniversary Celebrated by Rural Circle in Colonville
About forty five relatives and friends gathered at Ray Strouse home to mark his and wife 30th wedding anniversary. Attendees included the Allen, Davis, Armentrout, Town, Humphrey, Bradley and Coffell families from nearby towns. The Colonville Missionary Society met, no business due to absence of president, lunch served. Local notes mention Agnes Pudway hospital stay and Magnus family sympathy.
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Ray Strouse
Strouse
Lester Allen
Coleman
Clarence Davis
Wary Ellen Porter
Clare
Joe Babosh
Loomis
Russell Armentrout
the Eagle
Clarence Armentrout
Elm Grove
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Farwell
Lyle Armentrout
Brown Corners
Ernest ‘Town
Darrel
Carl Cooper
Earl Town
Arthur
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Phillip
Joe Humphrey
Gaylan Coffell
Mt. Pleasant
Harold Bradley
Colonville Missionary Society
Arthur Bradley
Carla Kistler
Farm Bureau District Council
Saginaw
Edward Magnus Sr
Agnes Pudway
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Edward Magnus Jr
Marvin Roach
Evart
Linen care tips from Michigan State University
Home economists at Michigan State University advise against ironing linen as fibers are brittle. They recommend rolling linen tablecloths for storage and, if folding is necessary, changing crease positions regularly to prevent damage.
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Michigan State University
Farmers Must File Michigan Business Tax Returns
Michigan farmers with gross receipts over 25000 must file a Business Activities Tax return. Agricultural economist William Heneberry notes many farmers fall into this category and may owe tax despite not owing. Taxable gross receipts exclude capital asset sales and debt repayments but include livestock sales. Farmers may file on cash or accrual basis depending on their accounting and federal return methods. Returns are due 90 days after year end. receipts Jan 1 to Jun 30 are treated differently from Jul 1 to Dec 31. Local Revenue Department representatives provide Form BA-10 and instructions. taxpayers must keep records for tax computation and may be examined by revenue agents.
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William ‘Heneberry
Michigan States University
Heneberry
Michigan Department of Internal Revenue
Michigan Department of Revenue
Farm workers declining in Michigan agriculture economy
Agricultural economist Robert Kramer of Michigan State University says farm residents increasingly work in agriculturally related industries off the farm. He notes 130 000 farms in Michigan employ 230 000 workers and over 600 000 hold such jobs, with food processors and suppliers seeking workers who speak the farmer's language. Population and industry trends, Kramer says, spell opportunity in farm related business.
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Neds
Roberte Kramer
Michigan State University
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